I forgot, I also really like Howl's Moving Castle because it's the most nonsensical book ever, and plus the studio ghibli movie is so good!!!

Whee funnn :)

1: A book you're in the middle of reading: At the exact moment, astonishingly, none. I barely finished rereading A Little Princess by Frances Hodgeson Burnett, and am on the brink of reading The Curious World of Calpurnia Tate by Jacqueline Kelly.

2: A favorite book for all ages: For all ages, I'd say The Best of Olga da Polga - it's definitely targeted towards younger audiences, but it's an adorable book for anyone :) Also The Lady and the Lion, by Jacqueline K. Ogburn and Laurel Long, a picture book with the most amazing illustrations.

3: A book you love with a lovely or unique title: The Eagle of the Ninth, by Rosemary Sutcliff. Most of Rosemary Sutcliff's books aren't that good, but The Eagle is just really, really well written.

5: A book you've read many times: Almost every book I've ever read ;) One of them is The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, by C.S. Lewis - again, the writing is excellent, and everything else about it is wonderful too.

6: A great read that's light and funny: Love and Olives, by Jenna Evans Welch. It's about a girl who goes to Greece to reunite with her father, and it's a great summer read. The characters are extremely vivid and endearing, and although it's a romcom, the plot has more to it than the romance.

8: A favorite book that came out relatively recently: Wonder, by R.J. Palacio. Really interesting, human, and evocative, with a setting most people can probably relate to :)

9: A favorite book that's rather old: I have tons... Two of them, though, would be Jane Hope, by Elizabeth Gray Vining (or Elizabeth Janet Gray - she wrote stories under both names) and The Golden Road by L.M. Montgomery.

Oh, and

10: A book you love no one else has heard of: Ordinary Jack, by Helen Cresswell. Humorous, innovative, and really nice :)

1: A book you're in the middle of reading: Fire and ice, by Shannon Hale (a reread)

2: A favorite book for all ages: Dragon Riders, by James Russel

3: A book you love with a lovely or unique title: Daughter of the Deep, by Rick Rioridan

4: A book with a main character you most related to: probably...  Alex Bailey from Land of Stories

5: A book you've read many times: Ha thats easy Moon rising from Wings of Fire by Tui. T Sutherland

6: A great read that's light and funny: erm... I want to say Morrigan Crow... but I don't think it's light?

7: A great book with a great cover: Girl Chosen by Amanda Rose

8: A favorite book that came out relatively recently: Stellarlune by Shannon Messanger? it came out last year... does that count?

9: A favorite book that's rather old: Black Stallion, by I don't remember...

10: A book you love no one else has heard of: Charlie Bone series by Jenny Nimmo. No one seems to know that I've asked!

1: A book you're in the middle of reading:  The Land Of Stories: A Grimm Warning; Book 3 Chris Colfer (an AMAZING series, btw)

2: A favorite book for all ages: The Green Ember by S. D. Smith

3: A book you love with a lovely or unique title: Peter Nimble and His Fantastic Eyes by Jonathan Auxier (READ IT)

4: A book with a main character you most related to: Paint the Wind by Pam Muñoz Ryan

5: A book you've read many times: Mistmantle Chronicles: Urchin of Riding Stars by M. I. McAllister

6: A great read that's light and funny: The Great Ghost Hoax by Emily Ecton 

7: A great book with a great cover: Redwall by Brian Jacques 

8: A favorite book that came out relatively recently: The Great Ghost Hoax by Emily Ecton? (though you should probably read The Great Pet Heist by the same author first)

9: A favorite book that's rather old: Jo-Jo by Ella Anderson

10: A book you love no one else has heard of: ??? Uhm, Haunt Fox by Jim Kjelgaard? (I'm pretty sure that's how you spell his last name...)